From Reading we usually head west on the M4 and down the A34 past Newbury, then cut across on the A343 into the north of the town. If the A34 is slow, the alternative is the M3 to Basingstoke and then the A303 west, which brings us in on the southern side. Either way it is a journey of roughly 35 miles, so the first thing we do when you call is work out where our nearest technician is and give you a realistic estimate. If that is longer than you can wait, we tell you.
Andover has grown a great deal in recent years, with newer estates such as East Anton, Picket Twenty and Augusta Park spreading out from the older town, and large distribution sites on the industrial estates. Most people here drive everywhere: to work, to the station, out to the villages. Cars that only make short hops between home and the shops, or that sit for a week while the owner works away, are the ones most likely to greet you with a dashboard that flickers and dies.